Clery Center National Campus Safety Awareness Month
By Clery Center
Please plan to join us each September to learn more about the year’s theme and resources, as well as the Clery Act’s continued relevance at clerycenter.org.
Clery Center National Campus Safety Awareness Month Sep 25, 2020
NCSAM 2020 | Ep. 03: When Dating Hurts
Featuring:
Jessica A. Mertz | Executive Director, Clery Center
Bill Mitchell | Board Member, Clery Center and author of When Dating Hurts
Jessica converses with author and advocate Bill Mitchell as he shares the inspiration for his new book When Dating Hurts. Bill will discuss one of the other health crises the global pandemic brought to light in 2020- intimate partner violence.
NCSAM 2020 | Ep. 02: I See You: How Intersectionality Can Inform Direct Services
Featuring:
Sarah F. Barrett | Director of Training & Education, Clery Center
Ruth Perrin | Senior Counsel for the Campus Violence Project, Network for Victim Recovery of DC
Naida Henao | Managing Counsel for Strategic Advocacy & Communications, Network for Victim Recovery of DC
Join us as we sit down with Ruth Perrin and Naida Henao from Network for Victim Recovery of DC (NVRDC) to discuss how intersectionality plays a role in their ability to deliver culturally-safe and equity-informed services.
NCSAM 2020 | Ep. 01: The Same, Yet Different: An Introduction to Campus Safety Awareness Month
Featuring:
Sarah F. Barrett | Director of Training & Education, Clery Center
Jessica A. Mertz | Executive Director, Clery Center
Sarah and Jessica discuss how the historic events of 2020 can guide conversations about personal and campus safety. Although the same obligations under the Clery Act apply, our campus communities must embrace the differences. This year has brought many new challenges and lessons, and yet the goals of campus safety remain the same. Join us as we examine how much of the work we do is the same, yet different this year.
NCSAM 2020 | Trailer: National Campus Safety Awareness Month (NCSAM) 2020
National Campus Safety Awareness Month
September is National Campus Safety Awareness Month and each year Clery Center provides professional development resources and learning opportunities to support your work on campus. Learn more about this year’s theme and connect to this year’s resources below.
The Same, Yet Different
In the wake of COVID-19 and an advancing civil rights movement, institutions around the nation are reaffirming their commitments to campus safety. As communities wrestle with a new normal, the Clery Act remains the same— a call to action. This September, Clery Center will highlight how the Clery Act can serve as a guidepost, centering conversations around personal and campus safety following the historic events of 2020. Whether examining the increase in reports of intimate partner violence during lockdown, or the uptick in hate crimes and bias-related incidents, the Clery Act can serve as the barometer to examine campus climate. There is little doubt that 2020 will go down in history. So, please plan to join us this September to explore the Clery Act’s continued relevance as we enter a fall semester that will be the same, yet very different.